Ann Trieger Kurland

Local Spanish ex-pat bottles his family’s olive oil

Women join Amie to meet new pals while dining out around town.

Verdant, buttery PHiSTiK pistachios are imported by Watertown resident Serdar Sinaci and sold in shops around Boston.

Boutique chocolatier adds ice cream to its Brookline shop's sweets menu.

Pic & Mix taps into sweet (salty, sour, and squishy) nostalgia.

They clock in at 4.5 percent ABV and 100 calories per serving.

The croissants generated national acclaim. Now the chef has a second act.

The annual event is a spectacle of white clothing.

Each month, members receive a seasonal recipe, a watercolor postcard, a sticker, and more.

The Roxbury event will feature foods from over a dozen local vendors.

The shop has also baked cakes for Jay Leno, Frank Perdue, and WCVB’s Ed Harding, among others.

The secret? Ground chickpea powder.

Arwa Yemeni Coffee has opened in Brookline, the latest expansion of the Texas-based chain.

You didn't know you needed it.

One of the new canned drinks easily passes for an Aperol-style spritz.

This women-owned company brings together a collective of family-run orchards from upstate New York and ships boxes featuring more than 20 seasonal varieties of apples.

The trays feature vibrant peacocks, quirky porcupines, and fish swimming through fuchsia coral.

A Boston University professor is organizing an eclectic charity cookbook sale this weekend.

The little ring-shaped crackers are hard to stop nibbling.

The 12.5% ABV cocktail from Donal O’Gallachoir, an Irish expat now living in Quincy and co-founder of Cobblestone Brands, blends roasted, cold-brewed single-origin Colombian coffee with small-batch, single-malt Irish whiskey.